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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-20
STATE or KANSAS, ..

COUNTY or SALINE. 4
r. H. MARYLAND, president. and Edward {
Gay, secretary, Of the National Mutual Fire In
surance company, being duly sworn, depose and
say, and e ich for himself SAYS! That they are
the above-described officers nf the said comnanv
and that on the thirty first day Of December last
all Of the foregoing Isets were the absolute urou
erty Of The said company, free and clear from any
and al Claims =. !chs thereon, except as herein
before stated: and that the foregoing statements
BY them subscribed, are a full and correct exhibit
oi al the liabilities. and Of the incomg and erren-
diturrs, and Of the general cuuaitinn and afaifs
Of said company the said thirty first day OF De
cemher lasf, and for the year ending on thaf dav
according % the best Of their information knov-l
edge and belief. respectively.
n. H. MAINLAND,
EDwAHn c. GAY.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me this i1th
day Of January, A. ID. IsS7.
Seal THos. @. WELLfSGros. y. r.
Commission expires June -, Isgo.
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NoiIce Of Final settlement.
STATE or KANsAs.l.
H"... a. H.H -.

STATE or KANSASl
Couuty of -aliac-
fs 'ir F,o',t's Clarf On aaf isr said es..fe.
Ia the matter Of the estate of t;otfird EaEnusson
daUnlsrd
GrEEblruiis aud all other persons iaieresied
=. iu the Aforesaid Estate. are hrrrl.y notified
that 80 the regular term - the Pr'trtt Court, On
and .or siHi c0nnty, O. b. begun ant held e. she
Count Ruuu in saiina. and County ot SLine, siats
20 linr-slid. ti~ fir~t Monday lu the month nf
April A. D. issl. shall apply o. aid Court
for a uii! ani On Il settlement of aid rstats.
CHARLES FEIsEf
Administrator of tiotifried Maguusson, Dsc'd.
Jinuary Gih. A. ID. tsSs. MI
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-20

The Burlington's ss. Paul Iee-paiaes
hanger is attracting much attention
os q unique work Of art The winter
carnival opens In So Paul January u.
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A Genuine Clearance SALE
QUIT BUSINESS.

Commencing At7day January IO and sure to be sd clean
in 30 days
All my Stoves, Hardware, Tinware
and Everything else must go for Cash
inside of 80 days to the Public or to
dealers. Only first-class Base Burn
ers left. You can save half the cost of
your coal for the balance of the winter
Oy ouylng one now. Come and get
some OF the profits on Hardware.
N. B.---I am equally determined to
nave all accounts due me settled inside
80 days. This too is genuine; so call
and see what terms you can make
without cash.
w. ID. RADCLIFFE.
=, My Store Building, one ofthe best located IN
SALINE also for SALE IL
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ANNUAL STATEMENT,
For The IeaF Ending December slst.
1855.

For The IeaF Ending December slst.
1855.
Ofthe condition ana aHairs ofthe Peopies Mutual
tire Insuranee Company. orEaniscd under ths
laws 81 The state Of EanIls. maie % The FuueF-
i1lGnleut % inGurance Tor the Stata of Eanrsr
In PursuHnce of The iass q sid State:
CLASS N.
I-uEuBHRs
Nlmher of menbers o. the COMPANY
December 3lfi, prerious year. .....
Number of members aifed duriue the
Faai year ---------. .--s---- ---.-.-.. fsf
To,h. ................. ....... -
Autaber OF member Eho have vita
dnuu, o. uh1se paiicies have bsen
cancelled 1uri1g the rast ycaT.-.--. =
Member q memteFs beinnrinr no she--
so@PaHy Deeemssrs 81. - -, 81
ANorNf A. lieK,
Amosut a. Tilk o. properly insured bF
the company On he slsf daF u
Decentef of uTcriu1fs ralr
Amauat of riaEa addel GO Insured dur
ins ths - ysiT..,,l. -. ssIsgs %
Ts,.l -, ......-.. sstss o
tsrmiuaisl darias ne Pssi yssr..' sooG 50
To,al ....,......-... .....-....... ssI7as .
UCoHE.
Casa o. cc1upany . uIoa ana
eeplsiied n had Dccember
g. 11n--s----s --sss-.---.-.
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Total amour, Of resources......
s9~9r
vI-LIABuTTIEs

Gross claims for losses due and
payable ..... .... ............. I,ssono
Gross claims for losses not due fa6s5 Is teo,6 =,
The nature and and amount
specifcally Of al other
claims due or accrued against
thr company: various acct. s,t -
Due for sefnsdraucc - raff e
Due agents. q 6oo; rent and
iucidentals. f7no. ............ atoo
Total amount Of liabilities Drcems
hcr a.. Isoo. ..... ......- st-s-a Il,
surplus over liabilities. .-...-.. 5ftfs Il
Total surplus TO-. .............. - =
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A. L. Dodge President and r c. Gay, seere-
tary. o. the Peoples Mutual Fire Insurabce Com
pany, being duly sworn depose and say and each
LOT himself says: That they are the aboTe-de-
ssrned Omeers ofthe said CsmpEny. and that on
lhe tnirty-hrst day Of Decenber last, al Of the
iore going-described Asseis we're the absolute
property OF the said COMPANY free and clear
rem any and All claims, or helms thereon, eKcept
as hereinbefore stated and thai the foregoing
correct exhibit Of All the liabilities. and Of the
income and expenditure aud Of the general con
di.ion and Affairs Of said Company on the said
thirty-hist day Of December last, and for the
year ending on that day, according 70 the best Of
their information. knowledge and belief. re-
sl'ectively.
A. l. DoDGE. E.. GAY,
President Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me, this 3lst
day OF DecembeT. A. D., ISs6
7. q. WELLINGTOE, Notary Public
tom. expires Juns "a, l590.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-20

Represent the dne=t in.urance Companies On
kama. Adjusi and pay own lussea. Have
had mnrr rzI.rrirurc than sny other aErncy IN ihr
state Have she Eue-t list - CITY PROPERTY
and FARd~ ior sale of any Raj Estate Agency
iu thc city. We misreprescnt nothing.
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STATE OF KANSAS,
gorNrV ~ Enrrwu

n HEREBY cEETIFT That the above and lore
going ia q correct statement ofthe bills allowed
by the Board Of County Commissioners ai ths
regular session OF said Board, e mmencing Janu-
ary %, and terminating January iAh, A. d
lsT
Witness nay hand and Official seal this tih day
Of January 1ssI.
lsEALl JOSEPH sARGEST. County Clerk.
MISEIE SARaENT, Deputy.
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Published THURSDAY. Jan lary q. Iss7. ]
Ordinance No 5l0.

AN ORDINANCE t. amend section seven Cd o
ordinance number 80. entitled " An ordinances
Authorizing Monroe d. Herington and Ia,
assigns 10 construct, maintain and operate street
railways along the streets and avenues Of the CITY
Of Salina. and % extend the time IN which pafi
ofsaid street railways shall be completed aud N
operation"
Be q ordained by the M0vor and
COUncitHlea offhe city Of SaliDG:
sEcuos q. That section sevea u Of ordnance
number 80, entitled ~AR Ordinance authorizing
Monroe ID. HerinEton and his assigns 20 construct.
maintain and opsrate street railWays along the
streets and avenues OF the city Of Salina % be and
the same Is hereby amcnded 80 a. 20 read as fol-
loEs; See z. Said Monroe ID. Heringtoa - n
construct and commence the operation Of 80 -.
railway from point Wiihin one hu-Jr r.. ~ ~.
depot Of the Union Pacific yailurav y thrne. eorfb -
Ninth street % Ash street thenoe east on Ash strs
2 the eeni-f Of Santa Fe avenue, thence snufh -
.ania Fe avenue 10 Prescott avenue on or hefor.
the 6rst day of January. Iss7. and fom point on
Santa Fe avenue within one hundred feet Of the
Missouri Paci6c depnf, thence south 20 Ash street
On or before the first cay Of June, 1851.
SEc- . Thai secti1n seven o. Of ordinance
number s96 b. and the sane 4 hereby repealed.
SIC. 3. That this ordinanee,shall take eject
and Be in force from and amer its publicaiion m
the Saline County JOURNAL
WILLIS BRISTOL, Mayor.
Approved November Is 1856
hereby certify that TIE shove and foreroine
a true and correct copy Of an ordinance psssad
By the mayor and councilmsn oftke eiiV al t.Iioa
Attest Z BOWEN, City Clerk,
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BaIance

Amount Of premium or deposit notes IN
force December 81, $50. -...........-, 7o,s65.OO
Amount Of cash In complny's principal
othce December q. iSso.......-..... t1-as
Amount ofcash belonging TO company
deposited In banks December q. $50 72alIo /
Amount Of outstanding assessments not
collected 49,. ..,.......... ross6-45
Amount Of all other resources. viz:
Premiums In course OF collection 4f6o.si Il
Uhice hHiures. -.-. -.-........ 5.qy1.i1
supplies ..............-....-... s.yolOo
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ANNUAL STATEMENT

For the Year Ending Iiee. 81.
1856.
Ofthe condition and Affairs OF the National M
tual Fire Insurance Company, organized undci
the laws nf the State Of Kansas. made % the
Superintendent Of Insurance for the State oi
Kansas. in pursuance Of the laws Of said State
H.MARELANb. President,
EnwARp {. GAY. Secretary.
Principal Office, Salina, Kansas
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Pahliabsd THURSDAY, January %, 1857.
Ordinance No. 622.
ooaneilmes oSt1s o., oS .SaiiSS. ~ \. '

an ORDINANCE anendinE section sirht or
Ordinanes numbeF 81, entitisd ~An ordinancs
relating % mi5demeanora.~
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VI Hoover, oak lumber for hridge-------- Is
W johnson ru1d damages -. So
E Harrisou, extra work 40 eourt houss
" y tl1dciiu. illlse 10
Z Il Bishop, iees STATE Of Kansas "
Mary Ensie col. .. --------. .--..-.--------.--.-..
lanes chace constable fees STATE of Kans
" Aary EnEie .-..--.----. --.-------...-..-.. u
jane Chaoe. conginbie Zee state Of Kan
ss v J P Ersie.....--.....-.------.---
IT Bishop P fees state Of Kau1al u
aeln y - .---.a---..ss..----..--------.
v Bartlett sherid's lees siste of Eana
" John De ...-----.-----------.----------..-...
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Wills EEIsIDLI MlToT.
herebT ceriify that ths akoss Ard forezoing Is
q tru- rnd cuTrecf copy q rn grdinaac- pl1let b.
ltc mlyor and councilE1en q the eiry % saiiaa,
Assess Z. 3. BOWEN, Cay ciefk.
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N-EXPENDTTURES.
Amount paid for losses dur
ing the wear. Sfh-fSIsy
Amount paid for lossrs Of
previous years. s.7dHTn.
Total losses paid during the
year........ --.-.-......-..- sn.2fa.pp
Amount paid for salaries 90
officers and directors dur
ing the year.............. $4,000
Amount paid 10 agents ..... I4.yys.ho
All other expenditures dur
ing the wear: Reinsurance S.Soo.tc
Salaries and travelling cN-
pcnses Of clerks and Co. iottt.oo
Othcc fixtures. fIyonlo7.
printing and STATIONERY,
&i,Iia-S3; adjusting lossrs,
fi.i4z.oS; rent. ffiq.zs; IL
ccnccs for agents. SfiS. .uS;
freight and express. Sss3-so
exchange and collection
charges, Sss.SS; incidcn-
tails, fi5o-ot ......... goo. 7.S14no.
Total expenditures during
the year.. ....-..-.--.- o2.ffs.s7
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Balancc

Amount Of prcmium or deposit notes 90
force December q, IS86. ........-......
Amount of cash belonging 20 the COM
pany, deposited In banks. December
81 AaA'. .- .--- .--- 90 ---- ---.
Amount Of outstanding assessments not
collected
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CLASS II.
LAIENIBERs.

Number Of members Of the company
December q. previous ycar--...-.-.. $50
Number Of members added during the
past year. ......... .....-........... s,lo3
Total ....... --.... ..-....-..... 4-iq3
Number Of members who have with
drawn. or whose policies haVa been
cancelled during the ycar.....-.-..... t.75s
Number Of members belonging 90 COM
PanyDe,etnhcr g.. ISso. 49,. s4ss
H-AMOUNT At RISK.
Amount Al risk properly insured hy
the company ON the 8ist day ct De
Cemhcr Of previous year ss.to-.Tof., %
Amount Of risks added or insured during
the past s.6B1flz rs
Total ----- s.u5i-ssi. =
Amount Of risks cancelled. Withdrawn.
or terminated during thc past ycar. 1.rnn.Sfo ~
Amount At risk by the cornpln, nccrri-
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Surplus over liabilities.

Total amuunto resources. .........
Gross claims Tor losses due and payable
Gross claims for losses not due .....-.
Gross claims for losses resi- sfed- -...-.-..
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Amount paid 10 agents .....- sI.7u.so
Stationery. supplies and sun
drytcNpcuscs s.-.-.-....-..-.. i.Euuuo
Total expenditures during the
veal. .--.- -.-.--......... s1ns
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Commencing At7day January IO and sure to be sd Glenn
in 30 daBS.
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1aEuaEr 1rH.
Chs Holnqrisi, carinr soT Eick pzupsr %
Aldrich a BeHGeii. livery y--.-----. -.-------. 10
Mfs Anua Lindhrim, carinE for LnuAa
Aara1n pan unef...-..---.---.-.-.-..---..---.- ID
Frank rcrk. .Fetnrning POI bosts ------ I q
Csnian Britge CO, baking bridga n
|rnmhrin fwu .--..--..... a--.-....---.-.-.-. ID !
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Cash In company's office and
deposited IN hank pcCrm-
her a.. Ioa5. 5......-.-....... -.
Amount collected on a~-Us~-
mcuts which were levied
during the ycar. r...-.-.... 2Io.5lf.Io
Amount collected on ASSESS
mcnts during the preyiuu~
year -..-....-.- -.--.----- Isi.5n
Amount received a. an in
come from al other sourc-
es-.. ......--.....; :-.-..-... 77-iB1S
Total income during the
wear ...............-...... SS.f.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-07

eral States We need only saw upon this pom
that there is no intimatIon in the record that
the beer which The respective defendants manu-
featured intended to be carried out of thu
pressing opinion to whether such facta
wonld have constituted a good defense, we re-
N ark that it will be time enough to decide
case of that character when it is necessary de
For the reasons stated, OF the opinion
that Mue.er the plaintiff in error. has not been
denied by the judgments of the Supreme Court
of Kansas right, privilege immunity Sc
cured TO him by the Constitution of the Unites
States. and its judgment IN each case is accord.
ingly affirmed
We are also of opinion that the C:rcuit Cour.
Of the United States erred in Diminishing the bill
the State in her suit against Ziehold Is Haee-
lin. The decree in that is reversed and the
cause remanded, with directions to enter dex
cree granting to the State such relief as the act
of March 5, 1885, authorizes.
1T is SO ordered"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-07

'AH. mel" sighed Potts, ''rrn tired of living
The world is hollow. ambitions vain"
"Come now said his chu-n, II know the synnpsarrs
It's al your iver-that's very plain
You need not suffer, for help i. easy;
Pierces Pellets go right TO the place.
"A friend to the bilious we'll might call them
There's nothing better; they Il suit your case"
Potts ceased his signing and bought the 'PsIsts.-
No moro he mourneth his hapless lot.
His face is cheerful his heart is lghtsoms
His melancholy is quite forgot.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-30
OuH sasnsAs.
what the Miners or Nfohsve Csun.
~ Have Hcen Doing the Past
Week.

Mcssrs. Kennedy and Richards made
= three ton shipment from the Little
Chief mine at stockton Hill 10 our Samp-
ling Works on Wednesday which worked
over $500 10 ths ton.
The Golden Cato Mine and Milling
company are making preparations to pat
ent their mill site eimmediately. The pat
ent for the mine is already under way.
1t 10 reported that the Peabody Mining
company have sold the Signal mine in
Owens district for seyenty-fye thousand
dollars. The mine joins the old Ne
Cracken.
Mr. Dana, Of the c. o. ID. mine WIS In
town yesterday, and bad abolt fourteen
tons of ore run through the Sampling
Works. The ore sampled 200 ounces pei
ton in silver.
Gus W. Feecher, or enserprising mer-
chant, has gone oct 10 Lost Basin on a
business trip in connection with his
freigh.ing contract with the Golden Gate
Mining and Milling Company.
Mr. Middleton, who takes ths position
OF asgayer OF the Sampling Works, made
vacant by the transfer OF JOHN Lynch 20
Prescott, Is a gentleman oi many years
experience in his profession in the mining
centres Of Colorado. He has lately been
employed as sssayer for the smelling
works ~ Glnnison City, which position
he resigned 10 accept his present one.
Gray Bros, 8, Of Stockton Hill, sent down
two big lots Of ore from some Of their
claims at that place.
Byron Sherman had arother lot OF o;e
IRON the Greenbon mine, Maynard dis
trict, pat through tie sanpling process.
Mr. Cockburn, Of the Sarnpling Works,
lcss for Prescott last night, accompanied
by Mr. John Lynch, who for long time
past has held the responsible position Of
assayes at tie samp!ing Works here,
Mr. Lynch g,es - Prescott 20 assume the
position oi assay. q: &c branch WORKS
there, AMI va cgumcnd hiEi 10 the min,
ing community OF that section as care.
full, re!iaJ.c AMI conscientious asaayer
and a perfect gentleman in every respect.
Several small lots oi ore have been put
through the Sampling Works this week,
the amonnt OF which we are unable to
learn owing to the absence Of Mr. Cock
burn,
Pete Caffrey Was in town from the Al
pha mine ON Friday and gives glowing
accounts OF the developments thereon.
A mine that will pay its owners 10000
per month, from the labor Of twenty men
vino are employed in sinking and drifting
alone, may bc termed pretty good mine.
This is just exactly what the C. o. ID.
mine Is doing aad has been for some
time past. @
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-30
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

Sheriff Shaw, OF Pima co1nty, has
brough. suit for 80 1915, salary due him.
The Aver Lumber Company will put
ON a full force about the first Of May.
The report comes from Iagdalena, so'
nora. that lawyer named Richards, won
an important lawsuit for Governor Torres,
and out Of revenge, the opposing counSe
poisoned him. Another point for Arizo'
na lawyers. .--Tucson Star.
FIeyen aud one-hali miles Of rails has
teen laid On the Mineral Belt railroad,
4 heavy cut Of ab0ut one-baif mile Is
now being finished, when track laying
will be resumed at the rate OF about ore
mile per day. The company have on
hand sufficient iron TO complete about
q miles of track and about 80 miles more
OF rails are en- route.
The Odd Fellows here are preparing to
form an Odd Fellows association, and
will organize a lodge as soon as suitable
hall shall have besn erected.
A new Masonic Lodge Is working al
Holbrook, Arizona, under the name o
Chalcedony Lodge, .. d. This maket
the sixth lodge in the territory and is tn
first one organized since the formation o
the Grand Lodge Of Arizona. The new
lodge starts work under very favorable
auspices and promises soon to equal the
cider lodges in numbers.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-30
A Warm Appeal.

DO you owe Us anything? II you do,
will you kindly get up and hump yonr-
selves; hustle around and send US, If not
all yoi owe, at least part. There il a
limit to even an editors endurance. 1t
costs money TO print a paper-ink costs
money, tie wearing away o! the gray It's
sue Of the brain is purchased.
Some people may be able to exist on
snow-balls, and during the siege Of Paris
hundreds Of people lived cn broth, the
nourishing qualities Of which were drawn
from boiled skate straps. We can't do it
we have tried il.
As we SIT in our frozen Office media.
lively breaking icicies off the ink bottle
we think about these things; We have to.
II you don't want our paper, FAY So
We don't wan. to cram il down anybody
throat, but we hate to keep on sending il
to lot OF old barnacles who owe US from
the year one.
Because you are far away, in your fan.
cied security, do not think for moment
that you are TO be free from remorse. We
baye hired demon, at an enormous sal.
ary, who has contracted to haunt each
and every delinquent subscriber until he
makes good his deficiency. The demon
starts ON his tour this week, and takes
With him bundle Of thousand mile tick
els. a gsnd club and Our best wishes -
Colorado Miner.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-30
POPULAR PaUsuns.o.
a p~Alsy In Cheap Art Goods Gives Sons
Poisters About 1is Castom3ss.

i ----. 4 - Z .
a Dsalss In Cheap Art Goods Gives sons
Poisters About Isis Castomsrs.
A big dealer in pictures such rs en-
cravings, chromoa etchings. pastels.
oil paintings, all moderately cheap, In
conversation with reporter the other
day. said that battle pictures sold the
best He added: The general public,
which is no. educated In high art as a
rule, 10 fond Of war subjects, repre-
sentations Of battles. flights or narrow
escapes. Now If / put outside for In
spcction four PICTURES, the one that
represents battle or some war episode
attracts the most attention. A little
group constantly stands before the war
picture and the others are scarcely no.
ticcd. One OF the pictures that always
attracts attention is The Return Of
Napoleon From the leland OF Elba.
The great General Is represented as sur
rounded bg his staff. members Of the Old
Guard. and his soldiers rushing forward
10 greet him and k'ss his hand. Even
tramps who pass along the street stop
and gaze IN admiration at the Little
Corporal. They all seem TO know the
picture Of Napolaon, end have some
slight acquaintance with his history.
Tie battle Il Waterloo also comes in
for popular SHARE OF interest. The
troops os the Union army
pagading through Washington,
The battle OF Gcttys5Hrg,
and Ike pictures are mostly admired by
tic uacuitnred who ad:iilrc pictures be
ca 80 they are p.c.ares Thee, OF
eour1c, arc not the original oil paint.
ings, but simply tbceIgrarings Of them.
Tie prices range from three dollars to
twen dul'ars apiece. The sum Of fif-
teen dollars w II buy fine engraving.
and twenty dollars will simply get
igstclasJ picture in our. trade. The
Affair Of Honor" duel between two
wcmsn. sells we'll, anl comes under the
gcgeral head OF var pictures. II l
were gr, at Ia nier, should devote
IN tine to battles and historical events,
where guns, swosds and cannon figured
promise sluJusly. II the uneulturcd arc
lona Of suclI picture, ! am sure those
who have great artistic taste will appre-
ciat, them 10 n greater ratio. Engray-
ings o. Fortuny's Choosing The Modsl'
are admircd, but not with tho enthu-
sasm OF thrilling battle scen;s. / have
leait in cheap pic;urcs rood many
cearg, and my experience ~ that they
q as educators and hare Il tendency TO
ne and iinproTc. kRpW po2r poo-
rir. WAC once boGgi3t cheap pictures
'rpm lae, that have advanced 50 ia the
selection Of cngravings from great
pa nters that often ges pointers from
them rs to what | should buy. They
studied up and became thoroughly post
ell on moiern painters. There are more
heap pictures sold In the United States
t'ian many suppose. think II the duty
were taken of Of imported p'cfarcs we
would sell nearly twice as many. All
cases of pictures woa!d bat,oinc cheap
az. and tha competton would force
;lown prices. ~ y Mail and Ez-
press.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-30
Prepared 10 Contest.

Tlie liquor dealers association of Pres
colt have contributed $3.50 to contest the
license law, passed by the last legislature,
ind subscriptions are being received ey-
cry day by IT, from other towns in h's
territory. The entire trade all over the
territory seems to he united and thcr-
ouailly organized for the above purpose,
and are contributing liberalIy. A test
case viii probably be made up here to-day
or tomorrow and be brought for trial be-
lore jas,ice Of the peace as one OF the
most prominent dealers in Prescott, fas
refused the payment Of Eeslse for that
putpoae, tic others having all paid under
protect. -rrescott Journal.